You can list your front runner and ballot if you would like to.

My front runner at this point is Gerhart from Stanford.

My ballot

Gerhart
Tebow
Ingram
McCoy

McCoy
Gerhart/Ingram
Spiller/Tebow

1. Mark Ingram RB/Alabama
2. Colt McCoy QB/Texas
3. C.J. Spiller RB/Clemson
4. Tim Tebow QB/Florida
5. Toby Gerhart RB/Stanford

^ Good List. How about Keenum or Ryan Mallet both are having standout years.

Keenum has no shot this year unfortunately. Next year is when he will make the serious Heisman run. No one outside of conference USA or really big college football fans knew who he was in august and that will work against him this year. Next year he will have been gaining attention and hype for a while. and there will be the media attention that comes with hunting down the NCAA's all time passing yardage record. Right now, with 3 more games to play in this season Keenum has 11878 yards in his career, Timmy Chang's record is 15,470. He has been averaging over 418 yards per game this season and like I said he has 3 more games to play and could conceivably close the gap to around 2000 yards. He could also become the only person in history to post 3 straight 5000 yard seasons.

1. McCoy


2. Ingram
3 Tebow
4 Gerhart



5 Spiller

McCoy, Mark Ingram, and CJ Spiller are all solid choices

1. Mark Ingram, RB, Alabama
2. Colt McCoy, QB, Texas
3. Toby Gerhart, RB, Stanford
4. Tim Tebow, QB, Florida
5. C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson

Colt has the edge because he is a QB.

1.Tim Tebow
2.Toby Gerhart
3.Mark Ingram
4.Colt McCoy
5.Kellen Moore

1) Tebow
2) Tebow
3) Tebow
4) Tebow
5) Tebow

Gerhart

Spiller/Ingram/McCoy

But much is left to happen in this season. Spiller became the only player to score in every game this weekend, even though his numbers were just decent. But if Spiller/Ingram win their conference championships it will likely be one of them. Colt is looking good too.

He scored in every game?

ohiotiger33 wrote: Gerhart

Spiller/Ingram/McCoy

But much is left to happen in this season. Spiller became the only player to score in every game this weekend, even though his numbers were just decent. But if Spiller/Ingram win their conference championships it will likely be one of them. Colt is looking good too.

He scored in all 60 games this weekend?! Impressive. He has to win!

George Costanza wrote: He scored in every game?

Yes sir he has scored in every game this year for Clemson if that is what he is referring to, which I assume it is lol.

1. Mark Ingram
2. Toby Gerhart
3. Colt McCoy
4. Kellen Moore
5. CJ Spiller

I got confused when he said he scored in every game this weekend.

George Costanza wrote: I got confused when he said he scored in every game this weekend.

Yeah, I am pretty sure he mean't every game this season.

Rushing, receiving, passing, kick return, and punt return.

Put him on defense and I bet he takes an INT to the house lol.

I really feel McCoy has it in the bag.

If I had to bet money on it right now, I would say whoever wins the Florida-Alabama game wins the Heisman.

George Costanza wrote: If I had to bet money on it right now, I would say whoever wins the Florida-Alabama game wins the Heisman.

Somewhat agree.

If Ingram has a good game against Florida and Bama wins he locks up the Heisman.

If Florida wins but Texas also wins in their Conf. game then McCoy will get the Heisman over Tebow.

That's how I see it playing out. A great story line is a tradition rich Bama program finally getting back to the championship game while getting their 1st ever Heisman trophy winner.

Hard to look at the statistics in some of the games this past weekend, look at the teams that were beaten, are they even in the NCAA?

Here are the stats for the top contenders. Just a statistical breakdown that doesn't factor in team success or competition. Pretty impressive stats from all of them.

CJ Spiller - Clemson

172 carries - 894 yards - 7 TDs
29 receptions - 421 yards - 4 TDs
549 kick return yards - 3 TDs
206 punt return yards - 1 TD
2,070 Total Yards - 15 TDs

Colt McCoy - Texas

3,024 Passing Yards - 23 TDs - 9 INTs - 73% Comp Pct.
193 Rushing Yards - 1 TD
3,317 Total Yards - 24 TDs

Toby Gerhart - Stanford

282 carries - 1,531 yards - 23 TDs
9 receptions - 116 yards
1,647 Total Yards - 23 TDs

Mark Ingram - Alabama

205 carries - 1399 yards - 12 TDs
25 receptions - 225 yards - 3 TDs
1,624 Total Yards - 15 TDs

Tim Tebow - Florida

1,945 Passing Yards - 14 TDs - 4 INTs - 65.0% Comp Pct.
706 Rushing Yards - 11 TDs
2,651 Total Yards - 25 TDs

Case Keenum - Houston

4,599 Passing Yards - 36 TDs - 6 INTs - 70.0% Comp Pct.
112 Rushing Yards - 3 TDs
4,711 Total Yards - 39 TDs

Kellen Moore - Boise State

2,791 Passing Yards - 33 TDs - 3 INTs - 66.3% Comp Pct.
-6 Rushing Yards - 1 TD
2,785 Total yards - 34 TDs

Kurt Coleman

It's Tebow whether any of us like it or not. The Heisman has become kind of a joke the last 5-6 years, it doesn't always go to who it should.

I mean you have a QB at Houston that is putting up mind blowing number but people claim it's the system. But then Tebow can have a good but not great season--and his team is undefeated--but he's the man...you want to talk about a system? LOL, I give Tebow his props, he's a great player--but not too many guys play in as much of a system as he does. Meyer has built an offense around him that is really hard to stop because they utilize everyone. I won't take anything away from Tebow, I'm not a huge fan but I'm not stupid enough to not realize that he is one of the best college football players ever--and there is an argument that can be made for him being the best ever. And that will only get stronger if they win it all again this year--but all that considered, the Heisman isn't a career achievment award and he shouldn't win it this year. He really shouldn't even be in the conversation.